1. Introduction

   Articles Pages: 249 - 250

2. Program

   Articles Pages: 251 - 253

3. From classical dynamics to continuous time random walks

   • Robert Zwanzig

   Articles Pages: 255 - 262

4. Stochastic flows, reaction — Diffusion processes, and morphogenesis

   • John J. Kozak
   • Michael D. Hatlee
   • Cecilia A. Walsh

   Articles Pages: 263 - 271

5. Fractal and lacunary stochastic processes

   • B. D. Hughes
   • E. W. Montroll
   • M. F. Shlesinger

   Articles Pages: 273 - 283

6. Nonexponential decay in relaxation phenomena

   • A. K. Rajagopal
   • K. L. Ngai
   • S. Teitler

   Articles Pages: 285 - 292

7. Master equation techniques for exciton motion, relaxation, capture, and annihilation

   • V. M. Kenkre

   Articles Pages: 293 - 303

8. Renormalization group approach to random walks on disordered lattices

   • Jonathan Machta

   Articles Pages: 305 - 314

9. Theory of hopping and multiple-trapping transport in disordered systems

   • B. Movaghar
   • M. Grünewald
   • W. Schirmacher

   Articles Pages: 315 - 334

10. Single and multiple random walks on random lattices: Excitation trapping and annihilation simulations

    • R. Kopelman
    • J. Hoshen
    • P. Argyrakis

    Articles Pages: 335 - 343

11. Trapping of excitation in the averageT-matrix approximation

    • D. L. Huber

    Articles Pages: 345 - 354

12. Diffusion in random one-dimensional systems

    • J. Bernasconi
    • W. R. Schneider

    Articles Pages: 355 - 362

13. Random walks on inhomogeneous lattices

    • P. W. Kasteleyn
    • W. Th. F. den Hollander

    Articles Pages: 363 - 372

14. Random walks on random lattices with traps

    • V. Halpern

    Articles Pages: 373 - 381

15. Diffusion-controlled reactions among stationary sinks

    • Robert I. Cukier

    Articles Pages: 383 - 389

16. Stochastic aspects of biological locomotion

    • Ralph Nossal

    Articles Pages: 391 - 400

17. Physics of ligand migration in biomolecules

    • Peter Hanggi

    Articles Pages: 401 - 412

18. Protein folding as a stochastic process

    • Nobuhiro Gō

    Articles Pages: 413 - 423

19. From random to self-avoiding walks

    • Cyril Domb

    Articles Pages: 425 - 436

20. Renormalization group description of polymer excluded volume

    • Karl F. Freed
    • A. L. Kholodenko

    Articles Pages: 437 - 447

21. Self-avoiding walks with geometrical constraints

    • S. G. Whittington

    Articles Pages: 449 - 456

22. Monte Carlo renormalization group Calculations for polymers

    • M. Muthukumar

    Articles Pages: 457 - 465

23. On Pearson's random walk and some statistical properties of a quasiperiodic observable in a simple quantum model

    • F. T. Hioe

    Articles Pages: 467 - 475

24. Random walk properties of lattices and correlation factors for diffusion via the vacancy mechanism in crystals

    • Masahiro Koiwa
    • Shunya Ishioka

    Articles Pages: 477 - 485

25. Energy transfer as a random walk with long-range steps

    • A. Blumen
    • G. Zumofen

    Articles Pages: 487 - 495

26. Random walk to and interaction with an impurity

    • Peter M. Richards

    Articles Pages: 497 - 507

27. Diffusion in concentrated lattice gases

    • K. W. Kehr

    Articles Pages: 509 - 518

28. Stochastic processes originating in deterministic microscopic dynamics

    • Detlef Dürr
    • Sheldon Goldstein
    • Joel L. Lebowitz

    Articles Pages: 519 - 526

29. Random walk of dislocations following a high-velocity impact

    • Bruce J. West
    • Michael F. Shlesinger

    Articles Pages: 527 - 535

30. Kinetics of adsorption on stepped surfaces and the determination of surface diffusion constants

    • C. H. Wu
    • E. W. Montroll

    Articles Pages: 537 - 547

31. Equilibrium folding pathways for model proteins

    • Sanzo Miyazawa
    • Robert L. Jernigan

    Articles Pages: 549 - 559

32. Future contributions toJournal of Statistical Physics

    Legacy Pages: 561 - 562